Automatic eccentric press PLASOMAT PAD 63 A

Automatic eccentric press PLASOMAT PAD 63 A is a press of general purpose. It was produced in 1978 by Warsaw Automatic Press Factory. The machine has a pressing force of 63 tons. The slider is capable of 100-320 strokes per minute and the stroke adjustment range is 0-60 mm. The press is used for stamping products from the strip. It is able to perform cutting, bending and shallow-drawing operations – in terms of allowable pressures, number of strokes and allowable energy. The automatic press has a bottom drive and works continuously. Operations on it are automated. The program is controlled by the Mitsubishi driver. The machine is equipped with a continuously variable transmission, smooth speed control, and an adjustable roller and roller belt feeder. Additionally, it has an openwork cutter (guillotine) and an unwinding drum (unwinder / rewinder). The machine is equipped with six pillows, four rollers, an intermediate plate and a square key (19).

Technical parameters of the PLASOMAT PAD 63A eccentric press

– nominal pressure: 63 t
– number of strokes of the slider: 100-320 strokes / min
– slider stroke: 20 mm (the shaft has a fixed crank – it is not possible to adjust the size of the stroke)
– the greatest distance of the slider from the table in the lower returnable position: 320 mm
– slider adjustment: 0-60 mm
– clearance between the posts: 480 x 400 mm
– table opening: 390 x 260 mm
– the greatest width of the tape: 250 mm
– the greatest thickness of the tape: 2.5 mm
– belt travel per press stroke: 160 mm
– distance between the tape and the table: 70-150 mm
– air pressure in the clutch: 0.3 MPa
– main engine power: 15 kW
– overall dimensions: 1950 x 1700 x 2100 mm
– machine weight: 6300 kg

Freestanding equipment, pneumatically operated:
– adjustable roller and roller belt feeder
– openwork cutter (guillotine)
– unwinding drum (unwinder / rewinder)

Other equipment:
– intermediate plate
– pillows (anti-vibrators): 6 pcs.
– rolls: 4 pcs.
– square key: 19
– Technical Documentation